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Old 12-24-2003, 10:23 PM
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Default Re: P-T-B

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My LA built JL8 car had the broadcast sheet sequence # written on the firewall on the driver's side. It was hidden by the fender so it was in good original condition when I took the car apart. I could't tell if it was chalk or crayon, but it was written on top of the black firewall paint. There was also some writing on the center of the firewall that was either "72" or "Z28" and since my car is Hugger Orange, I thought it was "72". It appears the LA plant did things differently than Norwood.

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I agree......my Van Nuys 68 Z28 has what appears to be "Z28" in crayon under the heater core cover. No signs of P-T-B on the firewall as Norwood did.

Can anyone else shed light on this subject?
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